Predaking replied to atwtrn's topic in Male Students
What's your personal sexual lifestyle got's to do with being a student male nurse? I come to this forum to read about students getting into nursing...not their personal lifestyles whether their gay or not. This particular forum is turning into a gay...
Homeless people and here's why: 1) Nasty attitude like WE OWE them or something. My taxes pays for your care at my hospital. 2) Scabies 3) I wish they would take a freaking shower. There's a shower stall inside the damn room for crying out loud. I kn...
Predaking replied to couldntbhappier's topic in CNA/MA
Ahhh...I remember being a CNA in the convy hospital way back in the early 90's. Worked in the morning shift. Back then, I didn't care. I had a job that paid pretty good (I lived with my parents back then and I didn't have the bills I do now).
Predaking replied to NICU_3_RN's topic in Stress 101
I wish I was as motivated as you working nights. I felt like crap getting off at 7am. Especially in my microbiology class this past semester. Now that I'm working pm's(occasional 12 hour shifts), I feel awesome. Sleep is never a problem with me worki...
Predaking replied to MelanyJ's topic in Pre-Nursing
Not to cause you anymore stress and I'm not trying to downplay the importance of microbiology, but if you're going to stress out over anything, it should be the RN NCLEX when you take that in the future. Microbiology, Anatomy, and Physiology mean not...
Predaking replied to CloudySue's topic in Career Support
You could work as a housekeeper or a transporter and that's a step into nursing. Most hospitals will sponsor their own employees and union rules give the edge to employees as far as seniority goes. Of course, working at the bedside with patients help...
Psss...codes. The doctors and RN's hog all the glory of reviving a crashing patient. The only thing I can do as an LVN is grab the stupid crash cart(after determining their code status of course), maybe place the CPR board on the pt's back, and set u...
Predaking replied to Gingerbell's topic in LPN/LVN
Here's some tips for inserting IV's: I know most nurses will insert IVs anywhere a vein is available, but if the patient is alert (and is not going to move his/her arm alot), I'd insert the IV in the antecubital area because the vein there is huge. I...